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This intervention is designed for cut throughs: paths or alleyways which people are often rushing or passing through.
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How to execute this intervention
This intervention was effective in a busy walkway between public transport hubs but could be applied in any situation where a cut through only has a bin available at either end. It uses a human tone to gently encourage waiting (as opposed to a more official warning).
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